Windows

Upvc Tilt and Turn window style represents the best of the original German window design. Its ingenious combination of full swing inside and handle activated option to tilt inside for gentle ventilation is easy to maintain and has a universal appeal. The main difference between tilt and turn and tilt first double glazed window styles s that the locking occurs when the upvc window is in the closed position, as opposed to between the tilt and full swing position, in the case of tilt first. This double glazed window is suitable for ground floor locations where the is no risk of falling out, otherwise, a restrictor device is required.

Our upvc double glazed casement windows suit a huge variety of building styles and individual tastes.  Similar to awning windows, they open out but from the side, capturing the breeze by directing it inside the room.  Featuring a rubber compression perimeter seal, our acoustic windows boast a superior wind and water rating, making their performance in even the harshest of conditions, outstanding.

Also known as "Tilt Before Turn", an ingenious solution to child safety compliance requirements due to it's unique handle operation - in the first position, activated when the handle is turned 90 degrees from closed position is "Tilt". In the second position, when the handle points up, turned to 180 degrees from closed position is "Turn" - this can only be activated with a key. Without a key the soundproof window will only operate in "Tilt" mode, opening like an upside down double glazed awning window, making it impossible for a child to fall out.

Upvc double glazed Sliding windows are a popular choice and have been used for many years, successfully in Australia.  Looking particularly attractive in large sizes, providing light and external visual access whilst protecting us from the elements. Double glazed Sliding windows feature a mohair brush seal, making them light to activate and very functional in high traffic situations, eg. Balconies, Alfresco and Patio access.

The multi sliding window has all the advantages and features of the sliding window with an additional panel also sliding, allowing for simultaneous opening from each side. This window style has no fixed section. Typically, such a window has a lockable handle on the dominant side and a flush pull handle on the passive side. This window style can achieve better ventilation where restrictors are necessary. This is a great option for customers who are unsure which side of the window is best to be open and would like the versatility of having both sides as openable. The multi sliding window is popular for access to planter boxes, and in the kitchen as a servery window, where a bifold or stacker window is not possible. 
 

A classic, timeless, elegant way to bring the outdoors in, our upvc double glazed French Tilt & Turn Windows maximise access to the best our Australian climate has to offer.  With the versatility to have just one, or both panels opened, you never need to miss a beautiful day again.  And then when the weather is not so favourable, your upvc double glazed window to the outdoors will keep you warm, or cool, inside whilst still providing stunning clarity.

Ideal for kitchens, bedrooms and anywhere that space is limited, our double glazed Tilt & Slide windows provide ventilation, viewing pleasure and supreme security.  Panels lift up from the sash sill to glide smoothly and easily, even in larger installations, providing superior performance with maximum functionality.  With a handle on just one side and hardware with multiple locking points, security is at an optimum.

The classic double glazed awning window offers the versatility of airflow without compromising security, with the choice of restrictors to lock an opened frame in place.  This acoustic window works well in poorly ventilated areas, where airflow is necessary but perhaps, difficult to achieve due to weather protection, limited space, position located on the building, privacy, etc.  With a super-strong frame and lockable handle, the double glazed upvc awning window is a great all-rounder!

The double awning window style is an efficient way to ventilate because the awning sashes stacked up one on top of another resemble louvre blades in terms of airflow, without being difficult to clean and leaking air and water. One can never fully close louvres, whereas the double awning window offers a high degree of performance that close tight and seal well against stormy weather! Double awnings can become a useful feature in any room! For highlight or windows up high in hard to reach places, an electric winder is possible. Another popular alternative is a double tilt window.